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2003
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After ABC cancelled the genial sitcom Too Close for Comfort in the fall of 1983, production actually continued beyond its...
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Henry Rush
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1986
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Despite its cancellation by ABC at the end of the 1982-1983 TV season, the Britain-inspired sitcom Too Close for Comfort...
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Henry Rush
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1985
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Cancelled by ABC at the end of its third season, Too Close for Comfort was revived in off-network syndication beginning April...
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Henry Rush
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1984
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Henry Rush
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1982
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Henry Rush
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1981
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A mere eleven months after the ITV debut of the British sitcom Keep It in the Family, the American version of the series,...
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Henry Rush
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1980
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Based on the British comedy series Keep It in the Family and first telecast on November 11, 1980, the ABC sitcom Too Close...
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Henry Rush
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1980
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The smash success Caddyshack became a prototype for countless other wacky T&A-tinged teen comedies of the early 1980s. At an...
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Judge Smails
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1980
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Host
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1979
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While The Mary Tyler Moore Show no longer enjoyed Top 20 ratings as the series entered its seventh season, CBS hoped that the...
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Ted Baxter
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1976
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If for no other reason, the sixth season of The Mary Tyler Moore would be memorable for the Emmy-winning episode "...
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Ted Baxter
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1975
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Season five of The Mary Tyler Moore Show gets under way with all but one of its familiar regular characters in attendance:...
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Ted Baxter
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1974
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Ted Baxter
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1973
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This animated series features the adventures of Lassie and the Rescue Rangers. As always, Lassie tries to save the day. ~...
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1973
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1972
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The eponymous star of The Mary Tyler Moore Show launches her third season in the role of Mary Richards, the still lovable,...
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Ted Baxter
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1972
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Ted Baxter
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1971
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Although he was not the first choice to direct it, the hit black comedy MASH established Robert Altman as one of the leading...
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1970
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"How will you make it on your own?" These lyrics from the original version of the Mary Tyler Moore Show's theme song, "Love...
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Ted Baxter
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1970
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1969
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After years of living in peace, the Tortoids and the Lizard Men go to war over possession of a silver sphere. Hoping to end...
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1968
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Aqualad accidentally releases Snork the Great, a prankish genie who offers to grant three wishes. Not surprisingly,...
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1968
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A practical joke on Aquaman is anything but funny when those merry pranksters Mera and Aqualad find themselves surrounded by...
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1968
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The Saturnians are a race of extraterrestrials (from guess where?) who look and act like demons. Anticipating global warming...
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1968
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The wreckage of an ancient pirate ship turns out to be the headquarters of the evil, shapeshifting Torpedoman. Using methods...
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1968
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Aqualad is captured and imprisoned in the orbiting globe commandeered by underwater buccaneer Captain Sly. Actually, Sly...
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1968
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An offshore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico is attacked by the scurrilous Scavo and the Sea Scavengers. Swimming to the...
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1968
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The Brain returns, this time equipped with a gigantic computer (they were ALWAYS gigantic in the 1960s!) which gives him...
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1968
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Mad scientist Dr. Lamprey has created an underwater Trojan Horse--actually a huge replica of a Portuguese Man-O-War,...
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1968
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On a secret government assignment, Aqualad and Tusky pay a visit to the all-water world Planet Q344. Soon the pair find...
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1968
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When Tusky vanishes, Aquaman and Aqualad ask for help in finding their walrus friend from all-knowing Oceanus, the Old Man...
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1968
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1968
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Vassa, evil queen of the Mermen, is back to bedevil Aquaman for a third time. On this occasion, Vassa is using five...
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1968
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In the previous episode, Aquaman and Aqualad did battle against the "Terrible Trio" The Brain, Black Manta and Queen Vassa....
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1968
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Ever the good Samaritans, Aquaman and Aqualad lend a helping hand to the downtrodden victim of an evil--and...
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1968
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The Brain is back, and if anything he's nastier than ever. This time out, the Brain has teamed up with Reflecto from the...
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1968
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Aqualad is terrified when he confronts a fearsome-looking Gill-man (who bears a striking resemblance to the Creature from the...
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1968
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Navy test pilot Mark Bartholomew asks Aquaman to help him try out the experimental vessel "Devil Fish", a combination jet...
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1968
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Aquaman's enemy on this occasion is modern-day pirate Captain Barracuda (not to be confused with the Marvel Comics villain of...
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1968
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Improvisational director Robert Altman hadn't yet found his cinematic "voice" when he helmed the conformist,...
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1968
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While the Aqua-duo performs a maintenance check on the pipeline which pumps oxygen into Atlantic, the demonic Mephisto and...
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1968
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The Octomen, a sinister race of multi-tentacled, scientifically advanced sea creatures, use giant suction cups to capture...
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1968
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While harvesting precious phosphorous in the Valley of the Glowing Rock, Aquaman, Aqualad and Tusky run up against the...
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1968
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Slithering onto the scene in his crab-shaped sea vessel, the Fisherman uses his endless reserve of angling equipment in his...
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1968
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The supervillain-of-the-week is The Brain, who kidnaps Aqualad for more mental mischief. In what seems like record time, the...
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1968
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It's a dark day for the Atlanteans when those three formidable villains The Brain, the Black Manta and Queen Vassa combine...
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1968
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No sooner had the evil Black Manta been introduced in DC's "Aquaman" comic books than the black-cowled villain made his TV...
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1967
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While having fun with Imp and Tusky, Aqualad is captured by the green, hissing Reptile-Men, who have taken over an Atlantean...
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1967
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A bolt of lightning on the ocean floor releases the tyrannical Nepto and his "spooky" Viking Raiders after centuries in...
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1967
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Solar-powered space aliens invade the earth, setting the planet's oceans on fire! The evil interlopers then barrage Atlantis...
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1967
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A band of plundering space aliens dives to the ocean floor, there to harvest sea-life specimens for their own private...
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1967
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A violent underwater volcano unleashes a fierce, flaming lava monster, which then lays siege upon Atlantis. Aquaman and...
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1967
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This time Aquaman is pitted against the evil (if slightly myopic) Molemen, who invade Atlantis in vessels with diamond-tipped...
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1967
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The titular Crimson Monster is a creature from another dimension, capable of shooting dangerous bolts of acid at its...
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1967
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The "ice dragon" is of course no ordinary dragon (by the way, has anyone ever MET an ordinary dragon?) Instead of breathing...
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1967
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This episode marks the first appearance of the evil Queen Vassa, who commands a huge army of predatory mermen, to say nothing...
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1967
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Our old "friend" the Black Manta is back for more sinister skullduggery and world-weary wisecracks (though not necessarily in...
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1967
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Falling under the aromatic spell of a strange sea flower, Mera becomes the prisoner of an evil underwater war lord. To...
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1967
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Assigned to a reconnaisance mission, Hanley (Rick Jason) is aided by veteran Resistance fighter Leon Poulon (Fernando Lama),...
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1966
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Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) learns that Bishop John Atwood (Dean Jagger), a peace envoy to the US, has been targetted for...
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1966
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In this offbeat mixture of espionage and slapstick comedy, Arthur Vincenti (Alejandro Rey) is a scientist working on secret...
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1966
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In one of those bizarre twists of fate so beloved by the writers of The Fugitive, both Richard Kimble (David Janssen) and the...
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1966
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Glenn Madison (Steven Hill), a war hero with political ambitions, is rescued from a plane crash by Richard Kimble (David...
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1966
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In Sheriff Coffee's absence, Virginia City's mayor (Ted Knight) hires ruthlessly efficient lawman Wes Dann (Eric Fleming) as...
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Mayor Garrett
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1966
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This exploitation crime drama offers a fictionalized account of John Dillinger just before he became known as one of the...
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1965
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Beau Bridges guest stars as a wounded young man who stumbles into the Justice Department Building in Virginia, carrying half...
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1965
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In a bombed-out French farmhouse, Hanley (Rick Jason) is savagely attacked by a wild girl named Annette (Anjanette Comer)....
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1964
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Lust and corruption destroy the career of a prominent senator in this super-sleazy political drama. He is involved with at...
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1964
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The M-1, a two-man American mission, reaches Mars. The landing goes smoothly, but first one and then the other member of the...
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1964
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When the producers of The Untouchables bowed to the pressure of the Italian-American Anti-Defamation league and began...
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1963
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A 13-year-old French orphan named Gilbert (Serge Prieur) wants more than anything to join the US Army. Though he is told to...
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1963
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Though worn to the breaking point by recent fighting, Saunders (Vic Morrow) is selected to guide a reconnaissance patrol...
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1963
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In Volume 12 of a collection culled from the 1963-1965 science fiction anthology television series, scientists attempting to...
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1963
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This was the last film by director Stuart Heisler, and in his uneven output it was not one of the most memorable. The evil...
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1962
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Leaning heavily on violence to ostensibly deliver a pacifist message, this standard drama by Philip Leacock looks at the...
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1962
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Bungling courier Freddie Merkel (Tommy Noonan) dreams of creative success but always manages to botch things up at crucial...
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1962
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One of director John Ford's least characteristic films, it derives from the latter part of his career, when the director's...
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1961
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Predictable and demeaned by low-brow humor, this comedy-drama by George Marshall revolves around the amorous entanglements of...
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1961
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While Ben Cartwright nurses his son Adam through a high fever, his thoughts drift back to Adam's late mother, Ben's first...
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1961
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1960
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In 1960, Alfred Hitchcock was already famous as the screen's master of suspense (and perhaps the best-known film director in...
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1960
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Raucous comedianJudy Canova plays it straight in this episode as Helen Parch, a small-town gossip who shares a telephone...
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1960
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This action film set just after the Civil War tends to stay on the surface of the story instead of diving deeper into...
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1960
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Scott Harper (Ron Foster) is frustrated and angry as a police detective because he keeps getting passed over for a promotion...
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1960
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Host John Newland once again beckons us into the "unknown" world of psychic phenomena as One Step Beyond begins its third...
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1960
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Discounting the pilot "Where Is Everybody?", "The Lonely" was the first Twilight Zone episode to be produced, though not the...
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Adams
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1959
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